Vogue Magazine December 1967 Mod Christmas

Vintage Vogue Magazine December 1967

Special Christmas Issue

Fabulous vintage December 1967 Vogue Magazine Special Christmas issue with 278 pages filled with the very best of that year. If you love Mod, you will love this issue. Keep in mind this is THE Gift Guide for that year. It is indeed a feast for the eyes and mind. The feast starts with the cover, a headdress by Halston meant to symbolize mistletoe, it is simply exquisite.

"A Feast For The Eyes"

• Fashion for Star-Bright Nights...
• Nureyev: Never-Before Photographs of the World's Greated Dancer (Photographic nude study by Richard Avedon) ;
• Chagall "Song of Songs";
• The Glories of Africa (The Quest for Beauty in Dahomey photographed by Irving Penn);
• The Spirited Return of The Arab Horse;
• Modern Beauties;
• Lust for Tulips (gorgeous photgraphs by Irving Penn);
• White Chapel by Le Corbousier;
• Come Dance (Peter Sellers and his wife, Brit Eckland dancing, photos by Lord Snowdon);
• Katherine Ross, Dustin Hoffman, much more.

It is filled with gorgeous advertisements. To name a few:

• Tiffany & Co precious fruit brooches;
• Van Cleef & Arpels special compact collection for Revlon;
• Van Cleef & Arpels fine jewels;
• Chanel No22
• Harry Winston
• Estée Lauder
• Kenneth Jay Lane/KJL with a picture of the designer and one of his most coveted styles;
• David Webb Precious Jewels;
• The Quintessa Collection with photos by Avedon;
• A gorgeous illustration by Salvador Dali for Lentheric;
• Lilly Pulitzer with another Miucha inspired illustration.

So many more, too many to list individually.

Fabulous Couture including evening wear, jewels, costume jewelry. It is a gorgeous and scarce issue. A prior Brooklyn library copy with protective plastic cover over the magazine cover, which has caused it to partially dislodge from the spine. Binding is tight. There is a tear on one of Nureyev's images but it is not missing any part of the page. Spine was taped a long time ago.

Editor-in-chief: Diana Vreeland

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